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> Are the other TCP ports, as well as UDP blocked by a force of nature? :) Yes; the force in question is usually spelled out as "auditors." :(
by phs2501 8y ago
> Are the other TCP ports, as well as UDP blocked by a force of nature? :)
Yes; the force in question is usually spelled out as "auditors." :(
- arghwhat 8y agoAh, that force. Does this force allow VPNs, or are you just reusing existing open ports for... alternative purposes? :) In case of the former, then Wireguard will likely be permitted some day as the status quo of VPNs. OpenVPN and IPSec appear as dead ends, so it's just a matter of time. If Wireguard is successfully upstreamed soon, I wouldn't be surprised if it rose to the throne of VPN monopoly sooner rather than later. In case of the latter, you're out of luck without a compat mode or a bridge tool... :/
- pferde 8y agoUnfortunately, it's the latter. :)